Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-08
latlu gress ind 9aaotaias
To.DAY,s ELECTIONS.

dates to be Voted for-votes at Presi-
0us Electors y.
Ten states held elections to-day. lows
Maryland. Massachusetts and ONO elect
III governor and other states tfioers;
Nebrasts, New York and PennsI lyania
chose minor state officers: Iowa, May
land, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New
York, ONO aud. Virginia elected legisia,
.ures; New York elected men bers OF SON
s1ess III the nineteenth aud twenty fifth
aistriots, sud Rhode Island III the second
DISTRICT, and Oregon voted apun three
proposed amendments TO ito state con-
s~titution--ons prohibiting the sale of
Intoxicating liquors, one relating to the
salaries of judges and the third changing
the time OF the state elections from June
to November. Folio wing are the tickets
voted upon in those states in whose
election public interest has been aroused
with q statement of the votes in recent
elections:
NEW YORK.
Republican-Secrstary Of state, Fred
ID. Grsnt; controller, Jesse Lameroux;
treasurer, James FL. Carmichael; state
engineer, Perry b. Cornell; congressman
nineteenth district, John M. Bailey
twenty-fiith district, James j.. Bslden,
MISUNDERSTANDING of state Sired
erick Cook; controller, *Edwerd
Wemple; treasurer, Lawrence j
Fitzgerald; attorney general, Charles r
Tabor. engineer and surveyor. John
Bogsrt; congressman, nineteenth dis
trict, Charles Tracey. t~wenty-6fth dis
trict, Alexander III. Davis.
United Internationally of state,
Henry George; controller, Victor A.
Wilder; attorney general, Dennis O
Feeiy; engineer. Syivanus H. Sweet;
state engineer, P. Fl. Cnmmins; con-
gressman, nineteenth district; P. s
O'Heaney.
Socialist-Seorstary of state, j. e
Hale; controller, Fl A Hanker; treasnr.
er, Henry Emerioh; attorney general
Thaddens B. Wakeman.
acknowledgements, nineteenth
district, Willism j. Dickson, Twenty
fifth district, Frank A. Sinclair.
MISUNDERSTANDING oil state, Rev
Thomas K Beecher: controller. Sylves
ter Tripp; treasurer, James Madison
Hail; engineer and surveyor, Edwin A
Stillman.
Rep. Dem. Fro. Lab
l16Sd-Judgec court of
,sss-a sysssss. -, .s !s 5.sss 49,. 81, ] s ss.ss1 ~.
OHIO.
RepublIcan-GoYernor ~. B. Foraker
lieutenant governor, Oeps. W. O. Lyon
supreme Judge, long term, William I
Spear. supreme judge, short tsrm, ST. j
Dlokmen; au iitor, +. w. Post; treas
nrer, DC Brown; attorney general, D
Il. Watson: member board OF publ,
works, @. A. Fliekingcf.
Observation-Disclosures, Thomas 3
Powell; Iieuteuans governor, D. O. Cool
man; supreme court Judge, long term
L. Nd. Richf1eld; short term, Virgil T
Kline; auditor, Emil Kiesewetter; treas
nrer, George w. Harper; attorney gen.
eral, Willism al. Ieet; member OF boart
Of public works, Edward Clark.
Labor-Governor, John Ssitz; lien
tenant governor, =. f. Mcdonald gu
prene Judge, long term, Timoth,
O'Oonor; short term, Granville N. futile
auditor, 5. Sutton; treasurer, e. N
Harter; attorney general, william
Baker; member board Of public works
iUarl A. Raeder.
1850 : Sec. of State. .a4I.oss saS.al4 as.sss 2.ol
iS85-Governor......sba, ISL 1880 20,e81 200
IOWA.
Republican Governor, William LARA
bee; lieutenant governor, #John A. T.
Hull: supreme judge, George 3. Robin.
son; superintendent public instruction
Henry Sabin.
Democrst-Governor, J. T. Anderson
%iieutenant governor, J. NJ. Elder; Judge
of the supreme court, Charles Il. Fogg
superintendent OF public instruction, w
III Sawyer,
Observation-Disclosures n. O Farnham
lieutenant governor, William o. DAD
we'll; superintendent Of public instrno
tion Stephen N. Fellows; judge of tn,
supreme court, Judge Charles 81. Lewis
1856 Secretary of state..... iso ,809 1885, SO
lss5-Governor... ......,...l75,SN 1872
MASSACHUSETTS.
Observation-Disclosures, Oliver Ames
llieutenant governor, j.. @ a. Bracket
secretary OF state, II. B. PIERCE; treasur
or, Allison w. Beard; auditor. Charles r
Ladd; attorney general, A. j. Waterman
Observation-Disclosures, 81. b. Loyer
ing; lieutenant governor, Walter r, Out
ting, secretary of state, John Il. Murphy
treasurer, Henry o. Thatcher; a~ttorne,
general, J.W. Oorcoran; auditor. Viii
liam f. Cock.
Prohibition-Governor, w. FL. Earle
lieutenant governor, John Lachmore
Isecretary Of state, Amos E. Hall; treAs
uter, j. Fl. Kilbonrne, auditor. e. M
Stowe, attorney general, Allen Coffin.
Butter MISUNDERSTANDING Henr,
B. Lowering; lieutenant governor, @. A
Brackett; secretary Of state, Henry B
|, Pierce; treasurer, Charles B. Thatcher
auditor. Charles r. Ladi; attorney gen
eral, Andrew J. Waterman.
1ass-aovernor.... ...12asas 11a.sss as
: lSsa-dovernor.. .....,.Il2.24s S,s4d Al
MARYLAND.
2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Walter !
Brooks; controller, r.. B. Dixon; attor
nay general. Francis Miller.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elihn T.. Jack
son; attorney general, William Pinkne
White; controller, j. Victor Baaghm.
1~ss5-Oontroller ....,72 1894 1921
lSsA--Presldent 49,. .......S5,IAs e3,S
. PENNeyLvANIA.
observation-disclosures, William ]
Hart; supreme judge, Henry W. Wi
Hams.
Observation-Disclosures, Bernard
McGrann; supreme Judge, j. Rol
Thompson.
, Union Labor-Treasurer, John @. 1
Kennedy; supreme judge. Oharleu
Keyser.
Prohibition-Trsasurer d. O. Irisl
supreme Judge, Simeon b. Chase.
RHODE ISLAND.